Why do we experience déjà vu?
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The phenomenon of déjà vu is quite mysterious. Although experts have some intriguing concepts, they are unsure of what exactly causes déjà vu. Here’s one such theory:
The feeling of having seen or experienced something before is known as déjà vu. It is thought to happen when the brain interprets a new occurrence as if it were something familiar, maybe as a result of a brief glitch in the brain’s memory systems or an overlapping of the neuronal circuits that govern perception and memory.